America's 'other' auto industry (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)
The US auto industry is throwing bolts, but here in Georgia's Chattahoochee Valley a South Korean car company is building a massive new manufacturing plant along the new Kia Parkway, replacing abandoned textile mills.
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Passing the Buck . . . and the Doe and the Fawn (Carteret County News-Times)
(ARA) - Sipping coffee on your back deck on a beautiful fall morning, you look up and gasp -- there in your suburban oasis stands a small herd of deer. For a moment you pause, enchanted.
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Big rain falls hold up cane harvest (North Queensland Register)
The Herbert River district should finish its harvest about the time this publication hits the news stands, a little later than hoped for due to persistent rain over the past couple of months.
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New, $4.5B bid for Constellation could put nuclear plant stake in hands of French company (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
A $4.5 billion bid Wednesday by France's state-controlled power company for reactors in Maryland and New York could lead to the only foreign ownership stake in U.S. nuclear plants.
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Feed costs prompt Pilgrim’s Pride to file bankruptcy (North Platte Bulletin)
The second-largest U.S. chicken processing and production company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The Pilgrim's Pride Corporation stands to lose $802 million in the fourth quarter and has had trouble paying its bills since summer, when feed costs soared to unheard of levels.
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